Regarded as one of the most significant cultural icons of 20th century.
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| Birthplace | Birthplace Home | Tupelo | Mississippi |
| Church | Assembly of God Church, | Tupelo | Mississippi |
| Lawhon School | Attended First Grade | Tupelo | Mississippi |
| Mississippi-Alabama fair site | Participated in the first singing contest | Tupelo | Mississippi |
| High School | Humes Preparatory Academy Middle School | Memphis | Tennessee |
| House | Lauderdale Courts | Memphis | Tennessee |
| House | Presley Ranch Home | Memphis | Tennessee |
| Concert Venue | Overton Levitt Shell, Site of first public concert | Memphis | Tennessee |
| Studio Marker | Chips Moman’s American Sound Studio site | Memphis | Tennessee |
| Family Home | Graceland | Memphis | Tennessee |
| Deathplace | Graceland | Memphis | Tennessee |
Birthplace
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Boyhood sites: Church, School
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Tupelo Sites: Hardware store, where his mother bought the first guitar
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Mayhorn Grocery Store: Elvis used to go, sit outside and listen to music
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County Fair Site: Site of Elvis’ first singing competition
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House in Memphis:
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High School in Memphis: Humes High School
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Another House in Memphis
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Graceland: His mansion in Memphis
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Elvis Museum near Graceland
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He died in Graceland on Aug 16, 1977.
He was initially buried at Forest Hill Cemetery but reburied at Graceland
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